[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Fluffy Brian (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 8/21/2010 4:22:16 AM EDT
Please come and take it home 
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I do hope you kept it in the quarantine section of your emporium. Dont want it tainting your other more upmarket products 
IM inbound. Clear some floorspace for something I will be leaving with you  20 free AK47 crates? 
Only 3 crates actually. And not the AK47 type !! |
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I do hope you kept it in the quarantine section of your emporium. Dont want it tainting your other more upmarket products
IM inbound. Clear some floorspace for something I will be leaving with you 20 free AK47 crates?
Only 3 crates actually. And not the AK47 type !! Sounds like it could be a pick and guzzle night
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I do hope you kept it in the quarantine section of your emporium. Dont want it tainting your other more upmarket products
IM inbound. Clear some floorspace for something I will be leaving with you 20 free AK47 crates?
Only 3 crates actually. And not the AK47 type !! Sounds like it could be a pick and guzzle night
Tony Yes, but not for me - will be working well past midnight 
But got the day off for the GR Championships - looking forward to showing the Bennelli Boys that my Hatsan can do the business. Or not.
Already one of the Bennelli Boys has been scared off 
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Quoted: But got the day off for the GR Championships - looking forward to showing the Bennelli Boys that my Hatsan can do the business. Or not. Already one of the Bennelli Boys has been scared off Oh yes....I'm really scared.....  Tell you what, as circumstances have conspired against me so I can't compete as I'd like at The Nationals, I'll pay to hire Butt Zero in the near future and we'll shoot all the shotgun comp's to your terms of 'loser donates £10 to HfH per match'. Scared my arse.........  |
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But got the day off for the GR Championships - looking forward to showing the Bennelli Boys that my Hatsan can do the business. Or not.
Already one of the Bennelli Boys has been scared off
Oh yes....I'm really scared..... Tell you what, as circumstances have conspired against me so I can't compete as I'd like at The Nationals, I'll pay to hire Butt Zero in the near future and we'll shoot all the shotgun comp's to your terms of 'loser donates £10 to HfH per match'. Scared my arse......... Is Butt Zero the only place for target shotgun (50 yards-ish) at Bisley? I was just looking at the range fees - £54 for a 1/2 day. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: But got the day off for the GR Championships - looking forward to showing the Bennelli Boys that my Hatsan can do the business. Or not. Already one of the Bennelli Boys has been scared off Oh yes....I'm really scared..... Tell you what, as circumstances have conspired against me so I can't compete as I'd like at The Nationals, I'll pay to hire Butt Zero in the near future and we'll shoot all the shotgun comp's to your terms of 'loser donates £10 to HfH per match'. Scared my arse......... Is Butt Zero the only place for target shotgun (50 yards-ish) at Bisley? I was just looking at the range fees - £54 for a 1/2 day. I suppose the only economical way is to group hire it |
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Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... |
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Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge
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Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points? |
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Quoted: 10 points on the turners..... Quoted: Quoted: Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points? |
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10 points on the turners.....
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Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points Well £5.40 for half a day sounds damn good to this cheapskate.....is BZ for zeroing only or can you hold comps there? (serious question, unrelated to any other threads  )
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Quoted: You can do whatever you want there.... within reason.. Quoted: Quoted: 10 points on the turners..... Quoted: Quoted: Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points Well £5.40 for half a day sounds damn good to this cheapskate.....is BZ for zeroing only or can you hold comps there? (serious question, unrelated to any other threads )As mentioned there's a bay of ten turning targets, a mover and a range for other stuff.... It's where they run the Bianchi comp's at the Gallery Rifle days and for the last month the CNC have been playing there with all sorts of pretty gunz |
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10 points on the turners.....
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Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points Well £5.40 for half a day sounds damn good to this cheapskate.....is BZ for zeroing only or can you hold comps there? (serious question, unrelated to any other threads )
As mentioned there's a bay of ten turning targets, a mover and a range for other stuff.... It's where they run the Bianchi comp's at the Gallery Rifle days and for the last month the CNC have been playing there with all sorts of pretty gunz I know where you mean now, I thought that was Stickledown. Which bit is 90m? |
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Quoted: The bit on the leftQuoted: Quoted: You can do whatever you want there.... within reason.. Quoted: Quoted: 10 points on the turners..... Quoted: Quoted: Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points Well £5.40 for half a day sounds damn good to this cheapskate.....is BZ for zeroing only or can you hold comps there? (serious question, unrelated to any other threads )As mentioned there's a bay of ten turning targets, a mover and a range for other stuff.... It's where they run the Bianchi comp's at the Gallery Rifle days and for the last month the CNC have been playing there with all sorts of pretty gunz I know where you mean now, I thought that was Stickledown. Which bit is 90m? |
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Quoted: Quoted: The bit on the leftQuoted: Quoted: You can do whatever you want there.... within reason.. Quoted: Quoted: 10 points on the turners..... Quoted: Quoted: Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points Well £5.40 for half a day sounds damn good to this cheapskate.....is BZ for zeroing only or can you hold comps there? (serious question, unrelated to any other threads )As mentioned there's a bay of ten turning targets, a mover and a range for other stuff.... It's where they run the Bianchi comp's at the Gallery Rifle days and for the last month the CNC have been playing there with all sorts of pretty gunz I know where you mean now, I thought that was Stickledown. Which bit is 90m? Between the 900 yard point and the BZ butts...... |
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You can do whatever you want there.... within reason.. Quoted:
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10 points on the turners.....
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Unfortunately, at the moment BZ is the only place for slug use at Bisley on a day to day basis. It's a bit steep if there's only a couple of you but you do have the turning targets on bay 1, the mover on bay 2 and a bay for frangibles if you are so inclined.... You can shoot from 15m to about 90m as well.... Maybe I should make the overall loser pay the range fee..... You can also shoot the AR's there too, how about the 3 target shotgun courses of fire with the .223 too as a side challenge Sounds ideal for the .22 AR's. I presume you can use them there. How many firing points Well £5.40 for half a day sounds damn good to this cheapskate.....is BZ for zeroing only or can you hold comps there? (serious question, unrelated to any other threads )
As mentioned there's a bay of ten turning targets, a mover and a range for other stuff.... It's where they run the Bianchi comp's at the Gallery Rifle days and for the last month the CNC have been playing there with all sorts of pretty gunz I know where you mean now, I thought that was Stickledown. Which bit is 90m? Where they shoot the barricade match, just start further back? Presumably that would preclude the falling plate and mover bays being used at the same time? |
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But got the day off for the GR Championships - looking forward to showing the Bennelli Boys that my Hatsan can do the business. Or not.
Already one of the Bennelli Boys has been scared off
Oh yes....I'm really scared..... Tell you what, as circumstances have conspired against me so I can't compete as I'd like at The Nationals, I'll pay to hire Butt Zero in the near future and we'll shoot all the shotgun comp's to your terms of 'loser donates £10 to HfH per match'. Scared my arse......... Bring it on
And we will share the hire. Anybody else care to join us ? |
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Do you think Mike45 will come and Play too
He can kick both your arses
ETA If the Daleks let him leave the 'home planet'  He might if the course of fire is using birdshot to shoot at small targets at very short range whilst running around and reloading very rapidly. Fair play to him, he is outstanding at that - not something I would ever master - takes all the fun out of the shooting bit when I have to try to remember which target to shoot and count my rounds and not fumble the reload 
But the 3 slug matches ( target shotgun ) is really not the same. Aiming for a x ring rather than a falling plate. Nice simple course of fire - only strenous movement is going prone a few times and only one reload ( for which I have a great time saving idea which I will try on Saturday if I can ) Hope he can attend though as I am sure I can learn something watching him. |
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Do you think Mike45 will come and Play too
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ETA If the Daleks let him leave the 'home planet' I already have the "I beat Mike Darby" T-shirt..... IIRC I think he was having a very crap gun day and it was suggested he needed a better one bradley .22... That man is like a jack in the box! |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That man is like a jack in the box! He only seems quick compared to you slow bastards I beat you as well..... Good for you, I'm not even going to offer an excuse coz these days I'm just trying to enjoy myself. If winning means that much to you, we'll see how good you are on 9th Oct  |
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Quoted: It doesn't mean that much.... It happens so rarely....Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That man is like a jack in the box! He only seems quick compared to you slow bastards I beat you as well..... Good for you, I'm not even going to offer an excuse coz these days I'm just trying to enjoy myself. If winning means that much to you, we'll see how good you are on 9th Oct I'm with you on the more enjoying myself than winning............ especially in CSR comp's.....
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He only seems quick compared to you slow bastards I beat you as well..... Good for you, I'm not even going to offer an excuse coz these days I'm just trying to enjoy myself. If winning means that much to you, we'll see how good you are on 9th Oct
I'm with you on the more enjoying myself than winning............ especially in CSR comp's.....
Been doint that for years 
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Post match report.
A shaky start when I took it to the farm to run through my drills - round number one and the dayglo foresight insert went airbourne. 
Not a terrible loss though as even with the rear ghost ring at maximum elevation, the foresight was too high. Removed it and used a stick on cheapie dayglo for the 3 matches. I hate the pistol grip and a mate from the blue team hates his sporting stock so between match 1 and 2 we swapped stocks. I dropped a couple of shots from each match ( not sure if my technique or cheap ammo at fault ) The guy coaching me said I was tending to absorb the recoil and this can affect the bolt causing it to move rearwards enough to chamber the next round without cocking the hammer. Another competitor said it was the ammo. Anyway, apart from that I really enjoyed the matches and by the 3rd match I was starting to tighten the groups. Slightly late with one of my shots though and caught the target as it turned. Did not actually snap the target in two ( which would have made for a better pic ) but came close !! 
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Done that twice with my .357 magnum S&W #586 4", and it was so cool, as the target blocked the turning mechanism, every man and his dog loved me, Germans just have no humour and I got to pay for the busted target, which I argued the point as they had changed the timing from 8/5 to 5/3.
BTW, Brian get a shave .
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Quoted: S&B Special Sport Slug or even better the Geco Target......My M2 is accurate but I had a nightmare with the short (63.5mm) S&B Slugs, swapped to Magtech for the next match and had no problems cycling but on the last stage had a light strike or, more likely, a duff round. Will need to do some more testing with ammo and was advised to swap back to the Comfortec Stock until the gun is fully run in. The pistol grip stock may have a problem with the S&B but the Geco will cycle it no problem..... However, do not put much weight on top of the M2 in way of optics when using the Geco. It has quite a short sharp recoil impulse and that coupled with the extra weight of a 1x - 4x scope ripped out all 4 screws holding my Picatinny rail on..... Hence me shooting all the comp's this morning with my pump and iron sights......
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Quoted: However, do not put much weight on top of the M2 in way of optics when using the Geco. It has quite a short sharp recoil impulse and that coupled with the extra weight of a 1x - 4x scope ripped out all 4 screws holding my Picatinny rail on..... Hence me shooting all the comp's this morning with my pump and iron sights......  |